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The SCHLAGE ELECTRONICS XE360MOFBSMP6LAT622 is a wireless mortise lock from the XE360 Series, designed for commercial and institutional access control applications. This unit combines offline push button credential reading with a smart mobile reader, allowing facilities to operate without a continuous network connection while still supporting mobile-based access credentials. The Latitude lever handle provides a professional-grade ergonomic profile suited for high-traffic entryways. A 6-pin C keyway cylinder is integrated for keyed override capability. At 9.2 pounds, this is a substantial lockset built for demanding door environments where security and access control reliability are priorities.
This mortise lock is appropriate for commercial buildings, multi-family residential properties, institutional facilities, and similar environments where controlled entry points require both electronic and mechanical credential options. The offline push button function makes it practical for locations where running network cabling to every door is not feasible. The smart mobile reader supports modern credential formats for facilities transitioning away from traditional card-based systems. Licensed locksmiths, security integrators, and commercial door hardware installers are the typical trades responsible for supply and installation of this hardware.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise lock for commercial and institutional door assemblies compatible with standard mortise lock prep cutouts accepting the XE360 Series form factor.
Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician familiar with mortise lock body preparation and electronic access control wiring. Confirm the door thickness, handing, and backset are correct before beginning installation. Disconnect or de-energize any existing access control hardware at the door before removal or replacement. Refer to local building and fire codes, including applicable NFPA and IBC requirements, for egress hardware compliance on the specific door type.
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